JS S 3 third term
  • 1. The common way of spreading HIV/AIDS is through
A) sharing clothes
B) sex
C) hugging
D) hand shake
  • 2. The soundness of moral character is
A) contentment
B) Integrity
C) commitment
D) tolerance
  • 3. Culture can be transmitted from one generation to the next means culture is   
A) integrated
B) social
C) continuous
D) dynamic
  • 4. environment created through human activities is
A) physical environment
B) natural environment
C) social environment
D) rural environment
  • 5.  Natural environment is referred to as
A) artificial environment
B) social environment
C) physical environment
D) cultural environment
  • 6. The type of socialization that occurs when one receives special training is
A) primary
B) re-socialization
C) tertiary
D) secondary
  • 7. Man is a social being in his
A) school
B) family
C) marriage
D) environment
  • 8. Modern ways of savings are
A) Are not trustworthy
B) Not reliable
C) Are assuring and secured.
D) are not assuring and secured 
  • 9. The number of ethnic groups in Nigeria is
A) 220
B) 250
C) 350
D) 270
  • 10. Excursion method of learning social studies can also be called
A) enquiry method
B) interview method
C) field trip method
D) discussion method
  • 11. The method of learning social studies that requires seeing is
A) dramatizationmethod
B) observation method
C) interview method
D) discussion method
  • 12.  A group of people related by blood, marriage or adoption is
A) culture
B) socialization
C) marriage
D) family
  • 13. Do not drink alcohol before or while driving is a safety measure for
A) students
B) motorists
C) workers
D) pedestrians
  • 14. One of these is not a safety measure at workplace
A) first aid equipment should be available for workers
B) safety equipment must be provided for workers
C) faulty industrial machines should be utilized
D) new staffs must be properly trained
  • 15. . The means through which information and entertainment are passed to millions of people is
A) Peer group
B) mass media
C) family
D) School
  • 16.  group of people of same age and status are
A) social associates
B) common people
C) peer group
D) age limit
  • 17. The stage of socialization where by the child depends on his/her parent is called
A) primary stage
B) tertiary stage
C) secondary stage
D) re-social stage
  • 18. All these are voluntary organizations except
A) Girls' guide
B) red cross
C) Nasfat
D) Boys brigade
  • 19. All religion in Nigeria preaches the following except
A) peace
B) hatred
C) love
D) tolerance
  • 20. Which of the following is not a type of religion in Nigeria
A) Christianity
B) gods
C) Islamic
D) traditional African religion
  • 21. The member of a family who ensures disciplinary measures at home is
A) father
B) grandfather
C) children
D) grandmother
  • 22. Working together to achieve common goals is called
A) social group
B) socialization
C) organization
D) cooperation
  • 23. Broken school designs can cause
A) accident
B) safety
C) promotion
D) truancy
  • 24. All these are the national symbols except the
A) national anthem
B) mass media
C) national flag
D) coat of arms
  • 25. Nigeria became a Republic on
A) 29th May 1960
B) 27th May 1960
C) 1st Oct 1960
D) 1st Oct 1960
  • 26. The primary duty of a government is to
A) obey rules and regulations
B) protect lives and properties 
C) jail offenders
D) conduct elections
  • 27. One of the similarities in Nigerian culture is
A) oral literature
B) farming occupation
C) art and craft
D) language
  • 28. All these are safety measures at home except
A) ensure windows have iron bars
B) repair faulty home appliances
C) leave the floor wet at all times 
D) keep children away from stairs
  • 29. Among the causes of social problems in our society is
A) development
B) poverty
C) employment
D) contentment
  • 30. Reporting suspicious movement to the police can (a) (b) (c) (d)
A) Prevent crimes
B) assist criminals
C) encourage crimes
D) escalate crimes
  • 31. One of the most challenging and threatening social problem in Nigeria today is
A) theft
B) forgery
C) arson
D) corruption
  • 32. A threat to the well-being, survival and health of a society can be called
A) social problem
B) national economy
C) personal problems
D) cultural crisis
  • 33. The means through which information and entertainment are passed to millions of people is
A) mass media
B) school
C) church
D) Family
  • 34. An unlawful offering of money or valuable items in order to gain favor is called
A) kidnapping
B) cultism
C) prostitution
D) bribery
  • 35. The process of learning begins at
A) puberty
B) birth
C) adolescence
D) adulthood
  • 36. The misuse of drugs is called
A) drug trafficking
B) drug baron
C) human trafficking
D) drug abuse
  • 37. One of these is not the role of an extended family member in a child development
A) Eradicating poverty
B) Assistance in nuclear family
C) Agent of socialization
D) Neglecting child's education
  • 38. All the following are importance of science and technology except
A) Science and technology has led to increase in road accidents.
B) Health care have improved through science and technology
C) Movement of people and goods is faster through science and technology C. science and technology have turned the world into a global village
D) Science and technology has led to increase in road accidents.
  • 39. Socialization aims at
A) Distinguishing new members from old members
B) Making new member adapt to new situation
C) Making new members resist new environmental conditions
D) Placing member above new members
  • 40. The state of doing or creating something new, more advance, better and more efficient is
A) Theory
B) Hypothesis
C) Development
D) System
  • 41. The fastest of the three types of transportation is
A) air transport
B) Road transport
C) marine transport
D) water transport
  • 42. A modern socialization agent with strong influence on the children now a days is
A) Mass media
B) Religion
C) Teacher
D) Club
  • 43. The most important social group is the
A) Political party
B) Religious group
C) Family
D) Pressure groups
  • 44. Man lives better and happier when he lives
A) In the company of other men
B) I America
C) Alone
D) In Nigeria
  • 45. Poverty is a state of
A) Having need of nothing
B) Not having enough power
C) Having need of nothing
D) Not having enough knowledge
  • 46. Example of cultism group is
A) Lion club of Nigeria
B) Nigeria student association
C) Nigeria bar association
D) Pirates and buccaneers
  • 47. The trunk A roads in Nigeria are managed by
A) the federal government.
B) the states
C) private organizations
D) the local government
  • 48. Pipeline transportation conveys
A) human
B) books and stationeries.
C) gases, oil and other liquids 
D) Cargo
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